...rust of our natural corruptions, or will be taken from us as a talent which we have failed to improve. "To him that hath shall be given ; but from him that hath not shall be taken away even that which he seemeth to have." In several of the Lord's parables He represents...

...talent which is committed to their care, are unworthy of being entrusted with more; " For unto every one that hath shall be given, but from him that hath not, shall be taken away even that which he hath." Yet her error is a very common one. Young persons often fancy...

...me to give you the general rule,, on which God's gracious dispensations invariably proceed. " Unto him that hath, shall be given; but from him that hath not," doth not improve the grace alreadj given, " shall be taken away that which he hath." 1 would enforce...

...poorer classes arc obliged to struggle through the other colleges, in accordance with the scriptures: " To him that hath shall be given, but from him that hath not shall * My dear son. t A wmk. } A species of potatoes. be taken away, even that which he hath." Merit is...

...was no room for man or beast. So we were constrained to go a double stage to Montrose. But the storm was so high, we could not pass for several hours :...: the wind was then so strong, that the boat could scarce keep above water. However, our Great Pilot brought us safe to land, between one and two in the...

...was no room for man or beast. So we were constrained to go a double stage to Montrose. But the storm was so high, we could not pass for several hours :...shall be given : but from him that hath not shall be taken sway, even what he assuredly hath." The storm was still so high, that unless we set out at...

...cease working. The general rule on which his gracious dispensations invariably proceed is this, "Unto him that hath, shall be given : but from him that hath not," that does not improve the grace already given, " shall be taken away what h< assuredly hath ;" (so...

...no room for man or beast ; so we were constrained to go a double stage, to Montrose. But the storm was so high, we could not pass for several hours....eleven. The wind was then so strong, that the boat could scarce keep above water. However, our great Pilot brought us safe to land between one and two in the...

...cease working. The general rule on which his gracious dispensations invariably proceed is this : " Unto him that hath shall be given : But from him that hath not," — that does not improve the grace already given, — " shall be taken away what he assuredly hath."...

...hearers only, deceiving your own souls. The divine blessing is suspended on your own endeavours — Unto him that hath, shall be given ; but from him that hath not, shall be taken away even that which he hath. Remember that, without faith, it is impossible to please GOD....